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Police in China has cracked down a cross-province child-trafficking network and arrested 78 suspects. The children were reportedly sold by their parents. It all started last Thursday when police raided a small cottage in Shandong province in China and saved eight children, aged from as young as four months to two years. They also found three pregnant women who would sell their babies after birth.
The police then traced 78 other suspects involved in the child-trafficking racket. They also rescued 15 children who were reported to have been abducted.
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The police then traced 78 other suspects involved in the child-trafficking racket. They also rescued 15 children who were reported to have been abducted.
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